Jews and Arabs Fraternize in Holy Land War Echo
In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Jews and Arabs mingle in cabarets and markets as economic revival brings cross community interaction. British and Australian troops spur trade. Arabs enter Jewish cafes and workers dig trenches together amid renewed cooperation.
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Freight Car and Locomotive Orders Surge in U S
The Association of American Railroads reports January gains with 4,983 new freight cars in service the highest January total since 1930 and 1,020 new cars added in January 1939. February 1 orders reach 34,559 cars and 139 locomotives with 77 steam and 62 electric or diesel units.
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Always Afraid They Might Not Approve
Karl Manners seeks social acceptance and urbane sophistication to join an exclusive group. His fear of disapproval shapes his actions as he struggles to stay true to himself and fit into a glamorous social circle.
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Dear Miss Manners Mother Objects to Marriage
A reader asks if she should marry a wonderful suitor despite her mother’s disapproval of his family. She insists the couple could be happily married, noting the boyfriend’s good job and respectable nature. The mother’s objection centers on family status rather than character.
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Dear Miss Manners Advice on Marriage and Boundaries
The advice urges self belief in a chosen partner and persuading family. It says social objections are snobbish and to marry without delay if certain. For a separated lover, it counsels firm refusal and repeated boundaries until he moves on.
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